Wilmington, NC (Top40 Charts) He Is Legend has announced that they will be on tour this winter with legendary punk/funk/rock band Snot. The US tour begins on 11/28 in Palm Desert, CA and wraps up in Pomona, CA on 12/23. SNOT will be reuniting to perform their album Get Some in its entirety. Thira and Lydia Can't Breathe will provide additional support.
He Is Legend recently released
Heavy Fruit via Tragic Hero Records and debuted at no. 1 on both the Billboard Heatseekers and iTunes Metal charts. It was their first release since the 2009 cult classic It Hates You and also their first release with drummer Sam Huff. Vocalist Schuylar Croom has stated that "The band had a new spark musically and felt the time was right to make the new record." It was produced by Mitch Marlow (Filter, In This Moment) and mixed by Bob Marlette (Alice Cooper, Rob Zombie).
11/28: Palm Desert, CA @ Schmitty's Tavern
11/29: Las Vegas, NV @ Dive Bar
11/30: Grand Junction, CO @ Mesa Theater
12/01: Salt Lake City, UT @ In The Venue
12/02: Denver, CO @ The Roxy
12/04: Springfield, MO @ Outland Ballroom
12/05: Des Moines, IA @ Wooly's
12/07: St. Paul, MN @ Amsterdam Bar & Hall
12/09: Joliet, IL @ Mojoe's
12/14: Dallas, TX @ Trees
12/15: Houston, TX @ Scout Bar
12/16: San Antonio, TX @ Backstage Live
12/17: Austin, TX @ The Dirty Dog Bar
12/19: Phoenix, AZ @ Club Red
12/20: Tucson, AZ @ The Rock
12/22: San Diego, CA @ The Soda Bar
12/23: Pomona, CA @ The Glass House
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TRACKLISTING:
1. No Visitors
2. This Will Never Work
3. Miserable Company
4. Something, Something, Something Witchy
5. I Sleep Just Fine
6. Beethozart
7. Spout Mouth
8. Be Easy
9. Time To Stain
10. ABRACADABRA
11. Smoker Scoff
12. The Carpet
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Heavy Fruit
About He Is Legend:
He Is Legend signed to Tragic Hero Records in 2009 to release It Hates You, an album that has garnered a cult like following. Shortly thereafter, the group decided to take a break. "Having the time off and being home and seeing a different side of life, it offers a great perspective," says vocalist Schuylar Croom. "When you're in a different city every night for 8-10 years and then you get to be home for two years it's kind of a culture shock." After a five year hiatus, they recruited drummer Sam Huff and had a new spark musically. They felt the time was right to record the long awaited fourth album
Heavy Fruit with producer and ex-band member Mitch Marlow (Filter). "We have a lot of history with Mitch, him having been in our band at one point, and we know that with him we are going to get the kind of awesome fart sounds that we want on a new record and we will be completely at ease and comfortable," says Croom. The record debuted on 8/19 at number one on the iTunes Metal chart and number three on the Rock chart.
